LETTERS

Community response to what’s happening locally.

ARTICLES

Letter: Senior health coverage is essential

As I get older, there are a variety of additional health concerns I need to be mindful of.

Letter: Sales column’s advice is from out in left field

Just read Dave Kahle’s article, “Is the solution them, or is it me?” (Oct. 31 Grand Rapids Business Journal).

Letter: Public school teachers need community support

Teachers, substitutes, aides and nearly all educators within a K-12 school system have endured so much throughout the duration of the pandemic, which unfortunately now is in its third year.

Letter: Bank portrayal lopsided

The Huntington Bank article with CEO Steve Steinour (“Huntington CEO surveys ‘enormous change’ of past year,” May 16) was a bit lopsided.

Letter: Thankful for health coverage

Editor: Throughout my career as an educator, I was always supported by strong health care coverage. So, I was a little worried when I retired...

Letter: Health care workers need their own ‘rapid response’

Editor: One in 10 COVID-19 cases in the United States is in Michigan as positive cases reach an all-time high throughout the state. This surge...

Letter: State’s auto no-fault insurance rules penalize accident victims

Editor: As a Michigan citizen, voter and avid observer of politics, I am in favor of passing an upcoming auto insurance no-fault bill to rectify...

Letter: Expand E15 pump options

Editor: Michigan is positioned to lead the way to a clean energy future and deliver climate solutions, and we need to use every tool at our disposal to meet this challenge.

It’s time to protect tax dollars and whistleblowers

Editor: At first glance, the recent Senate passage of the $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure package warrants applause, and it does. But with trillions of taxpayer dollars likely to flow out of Washington for federal infrastructure projects, we need government witnesses of waste, fraud, corruption and mismanagement to be able to signal problems as soon as possible without fear of reprisal.

Allow independent pharmacists to charge lowest prices

Editor: Much of my professional life has been dedicated to advocating for the most vulnerable members of society, especially those with disabilities. One thing that I try to remind the non-disabled community is that our efforts are also beneficial to them. By making medical care more accessible to the disabled community, we are, in effect, making it more accessible to all people.